[QUOTE=DemonicRubberDucky]Hey, could someone get me a few good grindcore bands, similiar to D.R.I and SOD?[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=DemonicRubberDucky]Hey, could someone get me a few good grindcore bands, similiar to D.R.I and SOD?[/QUOTE]

Those bands are not eve close to grindcore...those two bands fit more into with thrash if any thing.

Grind is more along the lines of Napalm Death, Pig Destroyer, The Berzerker, !T.O.O.H.!, Carcass (early era) etc etc.

someone recommend me some really really melodic metal. thanks.

[QUOTE=loathed]someone recommend me some really really melodic metal. thanks.[/QUOTE]

In Flames (older albums- The Jester Race, Whoracle, Colony), Kalmah (they have the best voice i've ever heard), and Norther are all really melodic death metal, they're also some of my favorite bands. Check out Kalmah's [I]They Will Return[/I] and Norther's [I]Mirror of Madness[/I] (the title song rocks). Norther also has a nice cover of The Final Countdown.

You'd probably like Children of Bodom too if you havn't already heard them, but there more Power Metal with harsh vocals, but they're still really talented and very melodic. I'd reccomend Follow The Reaper as their best album.

If your looking for some heavier stuff, Arsis and At The Gates are also good too.

[QUOTE=loathed]someone recommend me some really really melodic metal. thanks.[/QUOTE]

if you're looking for Melo Death metal :

Eternal Tears Of Sorrow (my fav. band) :thumb:

-----Gothenburg melo death style-----
Arch Enemy
Dark Tranquillity
In Flames

-----viking/death metal-----
Ensiferum
Wintersun

----other great bands , worth checking------
Norther
Kalmah
Dan Swano
Quo Vadis
Trivium
Children Of Bodom (more power metal with harsh vox)
Soilwork (imo between nu-metal/melo death)

that should keep you busy :cool:

im so much into in flames, dark tranquillity and soilwork now...hahaha. i dont know about arch enemy. their female..."male" vocals just turn me off. and i dont know why.

[QUOTE=The Flabbit Rides High]Albums or songs?

Ive got Welcome to Sky Valley and that is a pretty good album.

Although ive heard Blues for The Red Sun is better. Try them both. :thumb:

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You are right, I ment albums. Sorry if that wasnt clear. Thanks for the help.

Please reccomend me the best Hypocrisy album

What are some good jazz metal bands like ephel duath?

[QUOTE=cheeto-t]What are some good jazz metal bands like ephel duath?[/QUOTE]

uhm
Meshuggah (sort of)
Necropaghist (also sort of)

[QUOTE=cheeto-t]What are some good jazz metal bands like ephel duath?[/QUOTE]
Atheist

[QUOTE=the2stranger]uhm
Meshuggah (sort of)
Necropaghist (also sort of)[/QUOTE]

I really would'nt call either of those bands "jazz".


Cynic
Athiest
Gordian Knot

is his best choices.

Anyone else know any power metal bands with harsh vocals along the lines of Kalmah, Norther, and CoB?

[QUOTE=BoboTheRagingHobo]I really would'nt call either of those bands "jazz".


Cynic
Athiest
Gordian Knot

is his best choices.[/QUOTE]

Lykathea Aflame is sort of 'jazz' metal too.

I don't see the jazz in Lykathea :-/

I heard some of the more melodic SOAD stuff on the radio lately, and I'm liking it.

I never liked their fast/heavy/spastic songs, but I'll take suggestions for the melodic stuff, old or new. Heavy stuff is ok, as long as there's some melodic aspect to the song as well. I already know Forest, Toxicity and Chop Suey

[QUOTE=acefrehleyjendell]KISS - Unholy
KISS - Psycho Circus
AC/DC - Highway to hell
Motley Crue - Kickstart my heart
Metallica - Enter Sandman
Megadeth - Peace Sells
Megadeth - Moto Psycho
Motorhead - Bomber
Alice Cooper - School's out
Black Sabbath - Computer God
Ozzy - Crazy Train
Ozzy - Bark at the moon

i know i'll probably get flamed for the Metallica one, but it is good to drive to.
and if you haven't heard the KISS one's give them a listen, they are quite heavy.[/QUOTE]


I hate you.

Can someone recommend me some Amon Amarth.

Alright... lookin' for some new music. Here's some of the stuff that I like now, so if anyone can find me some music that sounds similar to any of these songs, I'd be happy.

Pink Floyd's Umma Gumma album
Led Zepplin - We're Gunna Groove
Canned Heat - Woodstock Boogie
Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Workin'
Queens of the Stone Age's Songs for the Dead album

[QUOTE=munky_magik]Canvas Solaris are probably worth a shot as well.[/QUOTE]
Can't find them anywhere. :upset:

as for athiest, I had one of their albums, but I can't find it :upset:. And its da[SIZE=2]m[/SIZE]n impossible to find them on soulseek.

Cynic and gordain knot I've yet to check out, but will very soon. I'm in a bit of a jazz phase right now.

[QUOTE=systmj]Alright... lookin' for some new music. Here's some of the stuff that I like now, so if anyone can find me some music that sounds similar to any of these songs, I'd be happy.

Pink Floyd's Umma Gumma album
Led Zepplin - We're Gunna Groove
Canned Heat - Woodstock Boogie
Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Workin'
Queens of the Stone Age's Songs for the Dead album[/QUOTE]
If you like Ummagumma you'll like anything by Mike Patton. Mr. Bungle is a great starting place for avant-garde.

For songs for the deaf, I'd pick up some Melvins stuff.

[QUOTE=systmj]Alright... lookin' for some new music. Here's some of the stuff that I like now, so if anyone can find me some music that sounds similar to any of these songs, I'd be happy.

Pink Floyd's Umma Gumma album
Led Zepplin - We're Gunna Groove
Canned Heat - Woodstock Boogie
Muddy Waters - Got My Mojo Workin'
Queens of the Stone Age's Songs for the Dead album[/QUOTE]
Dredg
Tool
Kyuss
Radiohead
Porcupine Tree

[QUOTE=cheeto-t]Can't find them anywhere. :upset:

as for athiest, I had one of their albums, but I can't find it :upset:. And its da[SIZE=2]m[/SIZE]n impossible to find them on soulseek.

Cynic and gordain knot I've yet to check out, but will very soon. I'm in a bit of a jazz phase right now.[/QUOTE]

Canvas Solaris, Cynic and Gordian Knot are all (or were all) easily available on [url]http://www.lasercd.com[/url]. I think Canvas Solaris' releases are available on Amazon.

Atheist have just had all three of their albums reissued, so they should be easy to find now (from [url]http://www.relapse.com[/url], if nowhere else).

Alright Guys Im a huge Classic Rock fan. The Doors,Zeppelin,Hendrix etc I all love.

But I'm looking for some more songs from that genre. I have plently of songs by Cream,Deep Purple,Lynyrd Skynyrd, the Who etc so any recommendations by any reletivly (sp) unknown bands would be great

cheers

[B]cheeto-t[/B], you had an ORIGINAL copy of an Atheist album and you cant find it?!

Could I get some recommendations for bands that sound similar to Botch?

Could anyone pls recommend any single or song by Sigur Ros that is like their best song or something like dat? Ive read a lot about them and am interested...

Starálfur was the song that got me into them, but Olsen Olsen, Svefn-g-englar, and Untitled #4 would also be great starters.

[QUOTE=XxRoycexX][B]For those of you who are into a combination of Inflames, Meshuggah and just pure thrash check out DARKANE. X-drummer of arch ememy, and too incredible lead/rythm guitarists and very significant vocals. I just purchased layers of lies and expanding senses. FÜcking incredible albums. There a must hear!!!!! :evil: [/B][/QUOTE]

Thats not what this thread is for. Read the first post, and you'll see that this thread is for answering peoples requests for recommendations.

[QUOTE=roulette dares 3]can someone pleas recommend me something along the lines of: children of bodom, shadows fall, unearth, lamb of god and arch enemy? thanks.[/QUOTE]

For those of you who are into a combination of Inflames, Meshuggah and just pure thrash check out DARKANE. X-drummer of arch ememy, two incredible lead/rythm guitarists and very significant vocals. I just purchased layers of lies and expanding senses. FÜcking incredible albums. There a must hear!!!!! :evil: